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Unable to configure data volume on CloudCache R3 from the Druva console
Unable to configure data volume on CloudCache R3 from the Druva console

Unable to configure data volume on CloudCache R3 from the Druva console

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Problem description

The CloudCache R3 connection on the Druva console shows connected successfully. However while trying to configure the data volume on the Phoenix console we see below error

Cause

Druva Cache Plugin is unable run due to forbidden issue for port 443 .

Traceback

CC R3 Control service log:

level=error ts=2024-11-28T09:56:16.0460435Z filename=plugin.go:58 Package=plugin method="RouteCommand for cloudcache" Error="Service is not available Plugin is not in running state" stack="goroutine 36 [running]:

runtime/debug.Stack()

runtime/debug/stack.go:24 +0x65

git.druva.org/phoenixdev/falcon/pkg/logger.(*fileLogger).Error(0xc0008a9b00, {0xc000d32300?, 0xc98de6?, 0xc0004cba60?})

git.druva.org/phoenixdev/falcon/pkg/logger/file_logger.go:203 +0x5c

level=debug ts=2024-11-28T09:50:35.923498Z filename=main.go:251 component=main msg="Exiting cache service" errorStack="Service internal error: listen tcp :443: bind: An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions.,

Resolution

Please run the following command to check if any other process is occupying port 443:

netstat -anob | find ":443"

This will help identify if any other service is using port 443 on the local machine.

If the port is occupied by a service other than cloudcache.exe, you should either disable that service or install a new CCR3 server that does not have any other service running on port 443. Ensure that the cloudcache.exe process is the one listening on port 443

Expected CloudCache R3 result:
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